aimlo
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Post by aimlo on Jan 19, 2006 1:03:41 GMT -6
Looking for information on each district. At present what are the ranking and win/lose records for district play.
If you only know your school's district win/lose records submit them please.
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Post by Mung on Jan 19, 2006 8:06:44 GMT -6
Check the DII, D2 thread, it's current, but since I'm here:
1(T). ASH ...............4-1
1(T). Sam Houston .4-1
3(T). Deridder ........3-2
3(T). Tioga .............4-2
5. Pineville .........1-5
6. Leesville .........0-5
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Post by pompey on Jan 19, 2006 8:21:54 GMT -6
District 4: UPDATED 2/5
1. East Ascension 9-1
2. St. Michael's 8-2
3. Zachary 7-3
4. McKinley 3-7
5. Tara 3-7
6. Belaire 0-10
McKinley gets over Tara in goal dif. Both will look to claim wildcard spots.
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Post by TigerDad on Jan 19, 2006 9:47:14 GMT -6
Div II - District 1 - Records Updated 2-5-06
As from what I have:
Neville - 14-0 I think forfeit from Bossier on last game
Parkway - 12-2
Haughton - 9-5
Loyola - 8-5
West Ouachita - 6-8
Bossier - 4-9
Northwood - 1-12
Woodlawn - 0-13
Neville District Champ
Parkway Strong 2nd
Haughton 3rd
Loyola 4th
West Ouachita 5th
Have a great one!
TigerDad
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aimlo
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Post by aimlo on Jan 19, 2006 22:39:29 GMT -6
Still looking for info from the south! Katrina has affected many schools down there. Some recently opened.
District 5 - Salmen is anyone else in your district playing this year other than Ben Franklin now that they are back in school?
District 6 - Vanderbilt is the power house. I hear EJ has been playing, but what about Cox and BC?
District 7 - Obvious from the coaches polls SSA is the clear leader. Last I saw, Cabrini was second over Blenk. Ursuline played & won first game against DLS.
Thanks D-1,2,4 for the updates. Yes, Mung, I have been keeping up with your updates on Div II D-2. I was trying to unify some info on one thread for Division II.
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Post by duris on Jan 20, 2006 8:35:07 GMT -6
From looking at Ben Franklin's schedule (two games versus Salmen, one each against SSA and Newman), it must be only Salmen and Franklin in the district this year.
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Post by imthebackseatcoach on Jan 20, 2006 18:16:34 GMT -6
With the reversal of the Tioga vs. DeRidder game for Tioga and the win against Pineville last night Tioga is now 5-1 in Division II, District 2. ASH and Sam Houston play tomorrow morning.
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Post by soccerdad12 on Jan 20, 2006 22:04:33 GMT -6
District 5 Standings
1. St. Thomas More 3-0
2. Morgan City 2-1
3. Opelousas 1-2
4. Northside 0-3
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Post by imthebackseatcoach on Jan 22, 2006 12:29:40 GMT -6
District 2 Standings after Sam Houston beat ASH in overtime yesterday: UPDATED 1-28
Sam Houston...7-1
Tioga ...............6-2
ASH .................6-2
Deridder ..........3-5
Pineville ...........2-6
Leesville ...........0-8
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Post by PumasFC on Jan 23, 2006 8:49:33 GMT -6
District 4 may be decided this week with some of the upcoming matches, pitting EA against both Zachary & St Michaels.
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Post by ashfan on Jan 24, 2006 8:27:50 GMT -6
Should be SAm Houston 6-1
ASH 5-2
Tioga 5-2
DeRidder 3-4
Still don't know the Leesville/Pineville score from last night.
Either Pineville will be two games up on Leesville or they are tied at 1-6
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aimlo
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Post by aimlo on Jan 24, 2006 12:39:23 GMT -6
District 7
I believe these are correct as of 2-6-06
SSA leads 8-0
UA 6-2
Cab 4-4
Blenk 2-6
DLS 0-8
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Post by FalconDad on Jan 28, 2006 17:52:00 GMT -6
1/28:
District 5 (final)
Ben Franklin 2-0
Salmen 0-2
District 7
SSA 5-0
Ursuline 4-1
Cabrini 3-2 (today v. DeLaSalle)
Blenk 1-5
DLS 0-4 (today v. Cabrini)
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Post by soccerdad12 on Jan 28, 2006 17:58:07 GMT -6
District 5 Standings
1. St. Thomas More 5-0
2. Morgan City 4-1
3. Opelousas 2-3
4. Northside 0-5
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Post by FalconDad on Jan 28, 2006 18:01:24 GMT -6
By my calculation, there are 12 wild-card spots in the playoffs (there is no 3rd place team from Dist. 5), and the following teams to fill them: 4th and 5th place from districts 1, 2, 4, 7 4th place from district 3 (only 4 teams) That's 9 wild card teams, so there should be 3 first round byes. And soccerdad12, you guys are dist. 3, not dist. 5.  |
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Post by PumasFC on Jan 29, 2006 12:15:26 GMT -6
According to LHSAA there are no byes listed. Are there few than 32 teams plaing in Div II this year?
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Post by pompey on Jan 29, 2006 13:04:11 GMT -6
44 last time i checked
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Post by FalconDad on Jan 29, 2006 13:13:10 GMT -6
There will be byes because, pursuant to this year's rules, you have to be at least a 5th place team to make the playoffs, and because there aren't enough teams in Div. II that will finish in 3rd, 4th, and 5th places to fill all the wild card spots in the bracket. If some of the wild card-eligible teams fail to register with LHSAA (as has happened in the past), there will be even more byes.
This happened two years ago when Ben Franklin and St. Scholastica (prior year's finalists) were given 1st round byes.
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Post by pompey on Jan 29, 2006 16:12:57 GMT -6
FalconDad, how about this curve ball.
District 5, with only two teams is meant to represent with a match-up of 5-3 v 3-2, will 3-2 get the bye??
tricky stuff this year.
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Post by FalconDad on Jan 29, 2006 18:29:03 GMT -6
I'm assuming that the 5-3 spot will go to a wild card. As I said, that leaves 3 more wild card spots than there are 5th-place-or-better teams. I am also assuming that if LHSAA follows its pattern from previous years, the 3 byes will go to what it considers the 3 strongest teams, or at least to 3 district winners. But there is no rule specifying who gets byes, so who knows?
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